Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-09

n1D oonoo ~ roport. l.esI ~
= s,unsnry. .0s,sIO .
~ ~. 0uchee, chairman Of the
~ onmDus0ed ~ purchase Of . $500
- Ths highway committee re-
- uG1Al TopaiFs; and that the con.
- ooRstsuoting . culvert On Third
o1evo Maple, had been awarded to |
o1oxoon ioe el5A The market com.
y yee1sated a interesting report show.
- ~ s'unpeeceudented transient
Ioe oollogtaous" Of two years ago had
elipeed by The collections OF the
lpolvO moathA During the past year,
10ng Tueoday's report amounted TO
Ia q in@sose g ease over the same
~ 3 yeae go 0ss snd water, by Mr..
y11ns chairman reported tho IRE plugs
1Dea condition, end would, hereafter,
1$Ae0 inspectsd st intervals He also
RI 49, ne oleotxie lights had burnt badly
~ ~ pase month, and recommended
0ooueGaon of an entire nighvs consump-
n 0hael Burgess Jackson reported the
y eooDonably quiet during the past
~ He asked for an order for sl75,
WO gEantea
- Edward Fitzgerald and John Ms
gopcesooting the local assembly,
49, q Labor; asked council to allow the
= - ne Of the opera house on the first
1oey evsuing In March, ct reduced rates,
- knishts intend managing the sppear.
oef . lecturer. No action was taken, 81
ne1l some time ago hxed . rate for
y purpooe9 Solicitor Kaufman
kluosent and advised council to reserve
oGnaR room Of the opera house,
- - q council's committee, the chief
- aod other borough oflcera In this
- = large iire-proof vault, and 1t was
oo1lellce's idea that the borough records
14 - plAced there for ssfe keeping
lR PREVENT quarters are limited, and many
- Sooords are ma securely preserved.
= mat1ee was discussed, but no action
~ NJ. Bueh6r moved that the solicitor
guseed 20 notify all taxpayers against
xrgeQofty liens have been entered that
10y b paid on or before April l, 1857,
~ win b resorted to carried. The
|1oDuntleman asked for an order for s5l9.-
1 purchase . S610 borough bond; granted.
~ IN on order for s2s2 80 10 pay interest
~ 0A0o0 bond; granted. He was also
n1o0 n order for $50 so, for the sinking
Ia 4 bill waspresented In favor ofSquire
1Gy, for S2L60, for settlement Of the
1nuef suit Mr.. Dyssingers original
kUn0 %; but the council refused to pay
oail IVES then entered, and the bor-
r. compellsd to foot the above bill
= ordinance relating to the opening and
1lne Of Ninth street and alleys F. @. and
49, adopted, - was also the ordinance o,
|UG1ng the opening Of Thursdsy afternoon
- nom two to one O'Clock. Tax Col
~ 1onktus We instructsd 70 close the
fnpo1cafe for lSoS, On or before March Is
~ 20 20 notify all dslinquentA Or
reton Of Mr.. Westermsn two sas lamp!
- ordered 70 be placed between
> cpera and market houses, to be III
lling performances iu the opera house,
a On market mornings when required
Ths old cLes.nut--the dog tax question:
ee8ain brought up and discussed, and or
no6pa q Mr.. Forrey, the matter was placet
EDho hands OF the law and ordinance com
-. with power TO act Council 10 nov
11omlned 70 either collect tho dog tax o
- Ne doss killed.
- 1plloWing ordinance was presented
~ ogdained and enacted by tho towr
neu Of Columbia, that from and a!tsl
RN ], 1885, the chief burgess shall reoeiy,
loD0peonation for his services, and tina
1ngmer ordinances conflicting with III,
~ - and are hereby repealed.
AnotheI ordinance was presented rslatlnt
- yodemption Of the el4, 900 bonds, bear
1oVo cent interest," and TO replace then
fjD01ng similar amonnt Of bOndA bear
S1bur Per cent, said bonds to be sold fo
naumA
D0R motion OF Mr.. Bucher the opera hous,
- will be instructed to keep clear O
n1nors the pavement In front OF Eagl
~ anEing . performance In the opera house
- question - 70 whether the Columbi
4oompany should have Q new engine O
r. ed one rebuilt was brought and dia
-, AsssrA Bucher, Eckman IN,
|onoogman were In favor OF . new engine
y NsesrA Forrsy and Aifain spoke 10
|V1ng The old one rebuilt The discussion
Wy closed when Mr.. Bucher moved tia
s1ooe1al msetng Of council 20 held mex
noey evening ct o'clock when member
- opmpany will b invited TO be presen,
- Gsanting orders for number OF bill
III adjourned.
Town Notes.
M2Ao Story Of the Golden Age 1" will b
n1ood u the OPEN house this evening b
n. VIM. Parsons A large audience
-.
~ Columbia Herald Of today will hay
1o1Sofed account o: the lowering Of th
11ok gutter. crossings For weeks tbs
: - been fighting these crossingr
nG ont tho damage they might do, an,
%11nG thsir early change and now ths
,10o being lowered.
D1oe Gilbert yesterday arrested Jaco
~ 1ce beipg drunk and disoTderly. H
9nlysa hvs days In jail, by Squire Her
- sober mp.
- y1oasant progressive suchre party wa
- - evening by MI. and Mrs. g. &
ul3eg 70 number Of their friends.
- long chase O6icer Rardnele su,
D1 = aEresting tho two tramp puddlsl
ooanlted Watchman Arms on Monde
3on1nG. They kave their names - Georf
~ nd John EvauA Squire Evans con
H<9n1 thn 1nftnP n tall Env thiptv dove ar